For sellers · free of charge

Need out of your contract? Let's do the maths

If you can no longer keep up with the instalments, cancelling with the developer means a penalty of roughly 15% of the unit price and a multi-year wait for whatever is left. Assigning the contract means recovering everything you have paid, in cash, on the day it moves to the buyer.

Start your transfer requestHow it works
  • 100%of what you paid, recovered
  • 0EGPcommission for the seller
  • Developer-approvedan official transfer, not a power of attorney
Transfer request

File your request in three steps

Everything you type is costed live beside the form, and stays between you and our verification team.

  1. Contract details
  2. Documents
  3. Your details

Step 1 of 3Contract details

This is all we need to understand and cost your position. Nothing is published at this stage.

The price stated in your contract.

Down payment + instalments + any maintenance paid.

If you know it — it shows the buyer the gain they are picking up, and moves the listing faster.

Our rules

We deal only with the unit's owner — we do not accept broker requests

This is not a formality. An extra party in the middle means a moving price and missing information — and both waste your time and the buyer's.

The owner and the buyer. Nobody in between.

We do not accept requests from brokers, and we do not resell your data. If you are not the contract holder, the request is declined.

An official transfer, approved by the developer

The contract moves to the buyer's name at the developer. No powers of attorney, no side agreements.

No mark-up. The price is what you paid.

The cash figure on your listing equals your receipts. That is exactly why serious buyers move fast.

After you send

What happens next

  1. We call you within 24 hours

    One call to go through the contract and the receipts with you.

  2. We verify and price the position

    Documents checked against the developer's schedule, then the listing goes live — publicly or privately, your call.

  3. You get your cash on transfer day

    The buyer pays you at the developer's office, the contract moves to their name, and the remaining instalments become theirs.

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